Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1887-07-22

hands.
Major Walsh has returned from Southern
Oregon.
Now is the accepted time 10 subscribe for
THE REVIEW.
The band gave an enjoyable street concert
Saturday night.
Mrs. J. N. Barker made visit to Oak
land this week.
VIM. Bybee. of Jacksonville, was in this
city, Wednesday.
Insure in the North British & Mercantile,
John Lane, Agent.
F. P. Cronemlller made flying visit to
Medford, this week.
Marion and Linn counties are TO bridge the
Santiam at Mehama.
First-class soda water at Thompson & Gill
hams near the depot.
Roseburg is enjoying three assessments,
school, city and county.
Douglas county is a world beater and the
boom is almost upon US.
F, II. Noble, Of the sound country, is Wis
lting friends in this city.
No mercy on high prices, down they go at
!. Jaskulek's bargain store.
Bricklayers in Albany are wanted for three
months at six dollars per day.
A good time is expected at the social dance
at Slocum's hall, this evening.
Work has been begun on levelling the
ground for the new school house.
Mrs. Rudolph Abrahams is on visit TO
friends at Portland and Astoria.
F. Sutherlin, Of Wilbur, has been in
Roseburg, few days on business.
Major Henderson,, the Rapahanock drum
mer boy, will appear here shortly.
Remember good programme is promised
at the refo.m club Monday evening.
A carload Of nails of all kinds and sizes just
arrived at J. Jaskulek's bargain store.
Jos, Clough, of Canyonville, was in this
city Thursday, on his way to Portland.
Miss Lucy Burnett, of Round Prairie, has
gone to visit friends in Jackson county.
Much hay IS being hauled to town at present,
the price ranging from 81 to ST. per ion.
District Attorney Hamilton and family are
enjoying the salt breezes of Coos county.
Charles and Jos. Stephens, Jr., have gene
TO the Willamette valley to purchase horses.
Prof. Russell the county school supertendent
paid THE REVIEW Office visit, Wednesday.
Grist mill for sale at a sacrifice. For par.
ticulars see Lane & Lane. Rosebug, Oregon.
a Mr. Campbell, of Portland, came up this
week, to start the Rose & Flool. roller Aoul
mill.
Mrs. Mink and Mrs Wickersham, of Eas
Portland, are visiting Mrs. David Moore, ii
this city.
Miss Hattie Capios, who has been visiting
Mrs. Col. Lane, returned to Empire city or
Saturday.
Moore & Evans start a delivery wagon OF
Monday next. Give this enterprising grocery
firm call.
! NJ. Josephson is having extensive improve
ments made in his store building, including new
glass doors.
George Fitzhugh. of Curry county, was th'
guest Of Judge Fitzhugh, few days the frs
! Of the week.
Joe Stephens and Johny Goodin returned
from a weeks visit to Gardiner and Scots
burg Tuesday night.
Miss Ruth Jones, who has been visiting
Miss Ida rrimm, at Jacksonville, returned
home Thursday morning.
Messrs. Taylor, Flint and others have C
turned from their hunting and fishing excur
sion up the North Umpqua.
The grand shuttle of the high armed, light
running Singer make other machine agent
squeal, tremble and quake.
w. II. Fisher one Of NJ. Josephson
gentlemanly clerks, has been spending tn
week in French Settlement.
Read the advertisement of Lincoln
Basher, Of the South Umpqua grist mill, pub
lishcd elsewhere in this issue.
Mrs. Col. Shields and Miss Della Part
returned on this mornings train from an e,
tend ed visit TO Washington territory.
The funeral sermon OF Mrs. J. ?. Dunca
will he preached in Flournoy valley on the 81
Sunday in July by Rev. w. G. Miller.
Hons. John A. Gray and A. NJ. Craw
ford, of Marshfeld, were in this city this week
on legal business before the land office.
| Last Friday grouse were quoted in Portlan
markets at $40 and $I2 per dozen, and {
that price the demand exceeded the supply.
THE REVIEW force will return Wednesda
from their two weeks rusticating in Coz
county. Look out for daisy paper then.
Miss McFadden, the artist, has returne
from visit to the Willamette, and is agai
j, prepared to meet her pupils at Mrs. Party
Frank Lehnerr returned from Coos ba
Tuesday morning. He is in charge of c.
Hadley's barber shop during the latter
absence.
Prof. Brownson, Of McNIinnvillc, deli,
cred a forcible lecture in favor Of the proh
bitory amendment at the court house, Thur
day evening.
Rev. Mr.. Burchard, mot Of "R. r. r.,
fame) but very able Baptist minister, hel
services in this city last Saturday and Sur
day evenings.
i The Baptists have purchased the garde
half Of Omega Oakes' residence property fc
$475 and will commence the erection OF
church there soon.